The Shame of Eating in Ancient Thought and Speech
A fragmented review discusses moralizing views on appetite and eating practices, citing classical figures and moralizing discourse. The piece contrasts perceived gluttony with virtuous restraint, noting social and ethical judgments attached to food. It references debates on temperance, appetite, and cultural norms surrounding meals and drink.
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